Antoine:
As others have politely pointed out, MapInfo itself can do the job just fine:
1) Select a line.
2) Goto the menu bar and select "Objects" and then "Set Target."
3) Select the overlapping/intersecting line or lines.
4) Goto the menu bar and select "Objects" and then "Overlay Nodes"
Of course I should have known how to do that myself! Thank you all for your
patience and the education.
Regards,
Richard Duncan
Antoine Gilbert wrote:
> try this
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> From: RichardDuncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 1999 5:03 PM
> Subject: MI - Node at Line Intersections
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> >Mappers:
> >I could swear I saw on this list a month or so ago a reference to an MBX
> >utility that inserted a new node at the intersection of selected
> >lines/plines. I've searched the archive but failed to find what I
> >thought I was looking for. Can anyone help boost my failing memory?
> >Many thanks,
> >Richard Duncan
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